TripRank - Speed Tracker

Name: TripRank - Speed Tracker
Rating: 4.8 (5413 reviews)
Author: Uros Mijajlovic

By: Uros Mijajlovic App

#1 Speed Tracker

Overview

Version:

4.0

Last updated: 2026-06-30

Features & Capabilities

TripRank turns driving into data you can flex. It automatically tracks trips, showing time, distance, max and average speed, and a comprehensive set of driving statistics. When a trip ends, TripRank creates a shareable image with your key stats for easy saving or posting.

Designed with a clean dark interface and real sensor data, TripRank helps you understand how you actually drive. Some advanced statistics require a TripRank Pro subscription.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Analytics Data

By:

Uros Mijajlovic

Rating:

4.80

(5,413) 169 new ratings

Version:

4.0 Last updated: 2026-06-30

Version code:

886637667

Creation date:

2026-01-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

183.17MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 25,168 ▼ 196

Other rankings

#42 in speed keyword 54 ▲ 5#45 in rank keyword 31 ▲ 7

Other platforms

TripRank - Drive Tracker (v2.1.5)

171,645 4.66

(14,606)

For Developers

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Uros Mijajlovic

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/triprank-speed-tracker/id6757245082

User Reviews

TripRank offers strong value with clean, detailed driving stats and a robust leaderboard, plus a driver-focused feel. However, multiple users report major drawbacks: the app is effectively paywalled, with most features locked behind a subscription and little free usage, and the speed data can be inaccurate or inconsistent (e.g., mph vs km/h and under-reading). Reliability problems also crop up—trips can disappear, rankings may not register, and onboarding elements like the prize wheel can block progress. Overall, benefits exist, but access barriers and stability/accuracy issues limit usefulness.

Pros

Clean, detailed driving stats (top speed and corner speed)
Engaging leaderboard
Driver-focused design with a clean UI and no cluttered social feed
Feels like it was built by a real driver

Cons

Heavy paywall: core features require a subscription; little to no free usage
Speed data can be inaccurate or inconsistent (mph vs km/h and under-reading)
Reliability issues: trips can disappear, rankings may not register, onboarding gates blocking progress (prize wheel)
Recurring bugs and setup glitches undermine usability (wheel loops, trips not ranking)